Collaborator Role
Collaborators may contribute concrete details or corrections. The practitioner remains responsible for reviewing the map and using it in story development.
WH Context Map is a collaborative situational information map for developing a Social Story. Practitioners use it with input from the audience or others to organize people, place, timing, actions, reasons, and expectations so the social situation can be represented accurately and clearly.
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Collaborators may contribute concrete details or corrections. The practitioner remains responsible for reviewing the map and using it in story development.
Unknown elements are marked unresolved rather than fabricated. Conflicting details remain visible for practitioner resolution.
The tool organizes situational context. It does not create the final narrative, score the situation, diagnose, or track outcomes.
No. The supported sections are fixed: people, place, timing, actions, reasons, and expectations.
Yes, where the surrounding workflow allows, a simple shared completion view can collect concrete details or corrections for practitioner review.
No. The result provides organized context and a descriptive summary for drafting; it does not produce the final social narrative.